Lisbon Airport & TAP Lounge Experience, BONUS: What you must buy in LI？

#LisbonAirport #TAPAirPortugal #BusinessClass #PortugalTravel #AirportReview #Lisbon #TravelTips #TAPLounge #DutyFree Airport Atmosphere and Condition The facility initially felt more like a European train station than an airport, particularly during check-in and customs. It was not a perfect environment; maintenance issues were evident, including puddles of water and cloth on the floor in the duty-free shop. Although the airport seemed deceptively small, the trek to the actual gate area proved to be quite a walk. Shopping and Value The shopping area past the initial duty-free section is fancy, featuring a mix of Portuguese and international stores. Purchasing Port wine here is highly recommended, as it is almost exactly half the price compared to buying it in the US. A location of the famous downtown sardine shop was also spotted, which is a convenient spot to pick up souvenirs rather than hauling them around during a trip. Surprisingly, McDonald's turned out to be the largest restaurant in the terminal. The TAP Business Class Lounge Expectations were not super high, and the lounge was found to be emptier than anticipated for TAP's home port. The food selection was a disappointment; it was very simple and mostly cold, missing the opportunity for fresh preparation despite Portugal's reputation for food. The lounge felt basic for business class, though consistent with the price paid. Chaotic Boarding The boarding experience was frustrating. Despite a wide gate area and clearly marked lines, the crowd jammed into the entrance, blocking access to the business class line until boarding actually began. ‪@abcdseetheworld888‬